The Jatropha curcas cultivation in MP was promoted for biodiesel production as part of the National Biofuel Mission.

Sanchi Stupa, along with being a major Buddhist monument, has excavation sites revealing ancient pottery and terracotta work from Mauryan and post-Mauryan periods.

The Mahakala Temple was substantially rebuilt and renovated during the Maratha period, particularly under Maratha rulers.

Matki is a popular folk dance of MP performed during Navratri where dancers balance pots on their heads while dancing.

The Indore-Pithampur corridor was developed as a major manufacturing and pharmaceutical hub in Madhya Pradesh.

The Kalachuri dynasty was great patrons of Hindu temple architecture, building elaborate temples with intricate carvings and sculptures.

The Lodi dynasty was of Afghan origin and ruled parts of India including Madhya Pradesh before being defeated by Babur.

Madhya Pradesh, particularly the Indore region, is historically significant for legal opium cultivation under government control, supplying to pharmaceutical industries.

Madhya Pradesh is India's largest diamond producer, accounting for over 90% of domestic diamond production, primarily from Panna district.

Sanchi, located near Bhopal, is a major Buddhist pilgrimage site featuring the Great Stupa constructed during Ashoka's reign, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.